Sentence examples for may win over from inspiring English sources
You may win over a few neutrals.
The grit and force of Ms. Müller's writing may win over skeptics.
On Wednesday, she showed the crowd charisma that just may win over some I.O.C. members.
Chicken Caesar maki roll is not for the purist, though lox and cream cheese sushi may win over New Yorkers.
(It's a shtick that may win over less picky listeners, but it won't stand up to scrutiny – the concept of manufactured indie is a million times more offensive than manufactured pop).
The liberal Mr. Gore -- if he is to win a second term -- may have learned the lesson from Mr. Clinton that it is not always safe to champion issues that may win over a partisan audience but could alienate the larger public.
His logorrhea can be exhausting, but his quick tongue and enigmatic narratives may win you over, even if you can decipher only a few lines at a time.
Jurors, who are expected to get the case next Tuesday, may be hard to win over, Ms. Foster said outside of court.
That may be tidy enough to win over the authorities.
Some may be won over by the prospect of government positions.
Eventually the female may be won over and allow him to enter her bedroom unharmed.
